by Philip Eliot | Nov 20, 2025 | Christian Fiction |
Meet Jonquil Bloom. She works at a department store and uses her psychology skills to help customers be good gifts givers. Yet she won’t let her son Billy have what he most wants. Then Claude Chappel enters their lives and things begin to change. A timeless mix of family drama, romance, spiritual and psychological insights ~ wrapped up in humor. Set in Southern California in the late 90’s, this story will warm your heart all year long. Suitable for young adult readers. Book club recommended.10th anniversary celebration with new cover.
by Philip Eliot | Nov 20, 2025 | Christian Nonfiction |
Have you believed the lie that becoming more like Jesus is unrealistic?
Are you ready to see transformation in your life?
Don’t miss out on this powerful book!
One reader said it, “inspires me to treat others more like Jesus.” That’s a worthwhile outcome, right?
Another reader says, “Thanks to the author for bringing us this book of devotionals. The Bible still is my go-to book, but this is an excellent companion.”
This collection of forty short, inspirational devotionals by the author provides thought-provoking reflections on what made Jesus tick. It answers two important questions:
What was Jesus’ worldview and how did it shape His ministry?
In what ways can we share the eternal truths that motivated and directed Him and how will they affect our everyday Christian lives?
The goal of Christian spiritual discipleship is transformation into Christlike maturity. For us to live more like Jesus, we must start from the inside and work outwards. That means examining the life of Jesus in the Bible to see how His divinity and humanity interacted and how He thought. The author filters out aspects of our individual personalities that will and should always remain, and Jesus’ pure divinity, which we can never share. What’s left are ways in which we can become more like Jesus. From His incarnation to His crucifixion and ascension, Jesus is presented as the Son of God. His faith in that fact and His relationship with the Father inspired everything He did and spoke. This book is not simply about how to be like Jesus. Rather, it reflects on who He is. But don’t miss the key point—contemplating and imitating the inner life of the Who is the how.
Each piece can be used for daily reading, meditation, and reflection.
Most of the pieces are just two pages long and focus on New Testament Scriptures from the Gospel accounts and the Acts of the Apostles.
It’s a thought-provoking commentary on Jesus’ worldview, miracles, parables, ministry, and what He taught His disciples.
It can also be used as a pastoral resource for teaching ministry and discipleship in churches as well as for personal spiritual growth in the Christian life.
The author assumes that being like Jesus in the way we listen to God in prayer, dodge the world’s distractions, resist Satan, and make disciples results in confidence and fruitfulness in His kingdom work. We will only escape the impotence and irrelevance of superficial religion to the extent that we make Christlikeness our goal. Buy it now.
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by Philip Eliot | Nov 20, 2025 | Historical Fiction |
She was born into nobility. But with times changing, will she be allowed to marry beneath her station?Brighton, England, 1950. Grace Granville has grand ambitions. After finishing boarding school, the naive sixteen-year-old manages to convince her aristocratic father to allow her a short adventure to Lancashire. But her sweeping plans to become a fashion designer take an unplanned turn when she falls in love with a handsome coal miner.Shattered when her domineering parent demands she return to meet the more proper suitors he has lined up for her hand in marriage, Grace desperately concocts a hasty way out. But the young noblewoman has no idea of the life-changing consequences her plan will set in motion…Will Grace tempt fate and spoil her own future?House of Grace is a coming of age story centering around strong-minded women, social conflict, and friendship.Book 1 in the House of Grace Family Saga Trilogy
by Philip Eliot | Nov 20, 2025 | Historical Fiction |
A brand-new historical mystery set in London, rebuilding after the Second World War.Alexandra Raven is smart, stylish and unflinchingly brave. She once risked her life behind enemy lines. Now, she hunts the truth in post-war London.A war hero found dead in a locked room. Another victim found strangled in Soho. A private investigator with a past no one dares speak of.London, 1950.In a quiet Belgravia home, war hero Captain Fabian Sarre is found dead with a bullet wound to his head — no note, no explanation.The police think Fabian took his own life. But Lady Bentham, Fabian’s godmother, thinks otherwise, and she’s determined to prove it.She seeks the help of private investigator Alexandra Raven. All they have is a hunch and a police file. But as Alex digs deeper into the case, she uncovers hidden wounds the autopsy overlooked, gambling debts, and a past full of dark secrets.Then a body is found tortured, gagged, and posed in a grim Soho flat. It becomes clear the victim has ties to Fabian.Fabian’s death was no isolated tragedy — it’s part of a far-reaching conspiracy. As more bodies with connections to Fabian surface, Alex must outwit a ruthless killer determined to keep the past buried before the next body is hers . . .A gripping historical mystery packed with intrigue, noir glamour, and a fearless heroine who plays by her own rules. Perfect for fans of Jacqueline Winspear, Laura Wilson, Gretta Mulrooney, Elly Griffiths and Sara Sheridan.Meet the DetectiveSharp-witted and fiercely independent, Alexandra Raven isn’t your typical private investigator. A policeman’s daughter who spent her years as a wartime spy, Alex now runs her father’s agency, Raven Private Enquiry Agency in the heart of Soho, after his death.Fluent in French, trained in hand-to-hand combat, and with a talent for slipping past locked doors and guarded truths, Alex is a force to be reckoned with. She’s most comfortable in a tailored suit drinking black coffee. She doesn’t suffer fools gladly, especially corrupt policemen or men who think she should stay quiet.
by Philip Eliot | Nov 20, 2025 | Paranormal & Fantasy Romance |
‘A perfect festive read for fans of Gilmore Girls and Charmed’ ? ? ? ? ? reader reviewDelilah hates Christmas. She’s a strong independent witch who has finally left her hometown of Oak Haven and is off forging her own path. But an emergency drags her back just in time for the holidays.Jasper is a human who also hates Christmas. He’s attempting to avoid festivities when he stumbles into the magical world of Oak Haven – a place which definitely isn’t supposed to exist – and sees things which should be impossible.When chaos erupts in the town, Delilah and Jasper must join forces to restore order. They should be the perfect team. Their only problem? Their growing attraction to each other might be distracting them from their work…Perfect for fans of:Forced proximity ??Witchy aesthetic ?Cozy small town ?Sisterhood and found family Readers are loving Jingle Spells!‘OH MY GOD this was good’ ? ? ? ? ?‘Full of humour, heart and magic’ ? ? ? ? ?‘A world you won’t want to leave’ ? ? ? ? ?
